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chooseGCM
:
an R package with a toolkit to select General Circulation ModelsThe goal of chooseGCM
is to help researchers aiming to
project Species Distribution Models and Ecological Niche Models to
future scenarios by applying a selection routine to the General
Circulation Models.
You can install the development version of chooseGCM
from GitHub
with:
install.packages("devtools")
::install_github("luizesser/chooseGCM") devtools
The package is also available on CRAN. Users are able to install it using the following code:
install.packages("chooseGCM")
If you liked chooseGCM
, get to know our other packages.
Currently, we have also the caretSDM
package, a package to run Species Distribution Modeling, which is also
used in the article
Esser, L.F., Bailly, D., Lima, M.R., RĂ©, R. 2025. chooseGCM: A Toolkit to Select General Circulation Models in R. Global Change Biology , 31(1), e70008. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1111/gcb.70008.
to test chooseGCM
using SDMs.
Three breakthroughs distinguish caretSDM
:
The strong geoprocessing background that allows for automation on spatial data handling by rescaling data to a common grid, with the possibility to model distributions using river networks (via segmented lines), overcoming limitations for aquatic species, while also enabling interactive data viewing without the use of an external GIS software;
The underlying ML tools that allows for the integration of 115+ classification algorithms with automated workflows, from hyperparameter tuning to ensemble prediction, eliminating coding barriers for advanced techniques, while allowing flexibility for experienced users;
The use of recyclable objects, designed to track all analysis steps within a single class, enhancing transparency and scientific rigor.
caretSDM
is available on both GitHub and CRAN:
install.packages("devtools")
::install_github("luizesser/caretSDM") devtools
install.packages("caretSDM")
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.